Ideas, interests and issues
Subtitle: readings in introductory politics
By: George A. MacLean, Brenda O'Neill
Contributors: O'Neill, Brenda, 1964-
Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
ISBN-13: 9780131271913
Subjects: Political science; Science politique
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Democracy and Globalization; title: In Praise of Politics; title: The Experience of Politics: How to be an Activist; title: The Impact of Culture on Politics; title: The Classical Greeks: How to be a Citizen; title: Where We Stand Today: The State of Modern Political Science; title: Ten Conservative Principles; title: Saving Adam Smith: A Tale of Wealth, Transformation, and Virtue; title: Socialism and Democracy; title: A Day without Feminism; title: Responsible Government Won and Lost: Parliamentarians play-act their Accountability Roles; title: From equality rights to Same-Sex Marriage: Parliament and the Courts in the Age of the Charter; title: Virtual Political Parties and the Decline of Democracy; title: The Global Entertainment Economy; title: What democracy is ... And is not; title: Voter Participation in Canada: Is Canadian Democracy in Crisis?; title: Turned Off or Turned Out? Youth Participation in Politics; title: A Preliminary Statement to the People of British Columbia; title: Canada: Fading Power or Future Power?; title: Security in the New Millennium; title: 9-11 'Terrorism, ' 'Root Causes' and All That: Policy Implications of the Socio-Cultural Argument; title: The Responsibility to Protect and the Duty to Punish: Politics and Justice in a Safer Workd; title: From Montreal to Kyoto, How We Got From Here to There; title: Or Not; title: Canada and Free Trade: 15 Years On; title: The Civilization of Difference; title: The Illusion of Financial Unsustainability of Canadian Health Care; title: Report to the Shareholders; title: The Multiple Affiliations of Quebec; title: September 11, 2001; title: Thinking About Human Rights.